Hiromu Kira
The Thinker
about 1930
Gelatin silver print
27.9 × 35.1 cm (11 × 13 13/16 in.)
The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
© Sadamura Family Trust
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¨I work with a visual language of lines, dashes, dots to create works that read as mysterious coded systems. Some works read almost as topographical or astronomical maps, while others read as keys of symbols, arranged and cate- gorised.
“ The work inspires close inspection, and efforts to decode and unlock the hidden languages are irresistible.”
The multiverse, Shane Drinkwater
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PIERRE ALECHINSKY
Belgian, b. 1927
Sans titre, 1977
Acrylique sur papier de Taïwan
216 x 92 cm. | 85 x 36¼ in.
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Free Play, 2012
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Lee Jiyen's “River Flows In You Pt. 2” is currently on display at “Womad Code: The Eye of Korean Women Artists” at the Espace Louis Vuitton in Tsim Sha Tsui.
The bird’s eye view transforms anonymous pedestrians into musical notes. People in the scene, totally unaware of being watched, march up and down the stairs creating dynamic patterns that resemble musical notes. The accumulation of different times and angles articulates time-based narrative which leads the viewer to sense the hidden music in our monotonous daily routine.
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Koen Delaere
Untitled, 2018
Acrylicmedium & pigment on canvas
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László Moholy-Nagy (HU)
The Diving Board, 1931 or earlier
Gelatin silver print, 28.3 × 20.7 cm
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Khen Shish, (Israeli)
-The Bright Teeth of the Demons, 2015,
acrylic on canvas, 140×180cm
-The Pink Princess, the Eagle, the Fin, Tel Aviv, and the Long Nights
Tunisian Bride, 2014,
acrylic on paper, 410X420 cm
-Once I Breathed the Honey Rose, 2018
Etching and gold leaf
32.5x 30.5 cm
More here.
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Ernő Vadas
1. Factory, Budapest, 1955
2. Hungarian gray cattle in the trough, 1937
3. Snapshot of Városház tér, seen from a shuttered window, Győr, 1954
4. Gellért (Thermal Bath)- champagne, 1939
5. Harvest, 1937
6. Strollers are also manufactured at the Ikarus factory, 1954
7. The Votive Church on Duomo Square, Szeged, 1954
8. Procession, 1934
9. Bullet kid, 1940s
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Denis Rouvre’s portrait of Toku Konno, Low Tide: Japan in Chaos series, 2011.
“Low Tide complète un triptyque sur le Japon composé de la série Cosplays et Sumo. La ligne conductrice de l’artiste interpelle : dignité et résistance. Ce qui passionne Denis Rouvre, c’est l’individu comme un héros contemporain. L’individu dans sa solitude existentialiste, sa résistance face à l’adversité, sa façon de rester debout envers et contre tout. ”
Source , stories of the faces and the full series gallery here
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digital hybrid from drawing (graphite/carbon on paper)
'Below the level of the musical note lies the realm of microsound, of sound particles lasting less than one-tenth of a second. Recent technological advances allow us to probe and manipulate these pinpoints of sound, dissolving the traditional building blocks of music—notes and their intervals—into a more fluid and supple medium. The sensations of point, pulse (series of points), line (tone), and surface (texture) emerge as particle density increases. Sounds coalesce, evaporate, and mutate into other sounds.' Curtis Roads 'Microsound'.
“McNally’s cartographies are, to use a characterisation of Proust’s, (...) 'real without being actual, ideal without being abstract.' As such, they allow us to see that the attempt to think beyond representation to reconcile process, genesis and structure is not merely an abstract intellectual possibility, but a concrete, coherent and above all real project, productive of works of both philosophical and aesthetic merit. “
more! here
Emma McNally, Cartographic Polyrhythms (2), Graphite/carbon on paper
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Emilio Scanavino (Italian, 1922-1986), Trattenuto, 1970. Oil on board, 100 x 100 cm.
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By Otto Piene "Fire and Ice Core", 1978
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Yayoi Kusama
SHEDDING TEARS TO THE SEASON, 2015
from My Eternal Soul series
Acrylic on canvas
194 x 194 x 7 cm
76 3/8 x 76 3/8 x 2 3/4 in
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Anna Esposito, Prima e dopo il concerto, 1982
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Ikko Narahara
2. The Promised Journey to Spain
3. Venezia, 1964
4. Shadow of car driving through desert, Arizona1971
5. Marunouchi, 1954
No info for the first one. Source: Tumblr.
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